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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-11-24

Not since the season of 1880 has
whaling in the Arctic ocean been a.
profitable as 1t IL this year. Whales
ere plentiful and easy to rsptuzs.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-11-24
Cat2rrh in the Head

Originates In scrofulous faint in the BLOOD Hence the
proper method by hch to catarrh, is to purify
the blood. It's many dsasreeable symptoms. and the
danger of developing ints bronchitis that terribly
fatal disease consumption, entirely removed by
Ho dds Sarssparilla which catarrh by purifying
the blood 1t also tones up the system and greatly I'M
proves the general health. Try tho peculiar ,nedi-
cine"
"For Is years have tscn troubled with catarrh in
the head, indigestion. and general debility. I never
had faith in snch mcdcineA but concluded to try .
bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t did much good
that continued its use till have taken nvo bottles
Ny health has greatly improved nd feel like . dif
ferent woman." MRS. J. B. ADAMS Richmond st.
Newark, Nj.
II have used Hoods earsaparills for catarrh with
very satisfactory results. received moro permanent
benefit from it than from any other remedy ever tiled.
II, E. READ, Of A. Read Son. Wauseon, Ohio.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sold by al druggists. 81 ok for g. Prepared only
BY q. !. HOOD & co. Apothecarisa. Lowell NasA
100 posee One Dollar
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-11-24

consumption 8uFe;y Cured.
To the Editer:-
positive remedy for the allowed na psd dis.
es.se. BY its Timely use thousands u hspe-
less cases have been permanently cured. I
shall 30 glad to send two bottles Of my
remedy gR1E to any 81 your readers who
have consun alton II they will sead ne their
Express and P. 0. addresa. Rec peetfuily,
+. A. 6LOCUA. Al. c., Isl Feari st., Now
York
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-11-24
Consumption Surely Cured.

Ex-Warden Rsod will bring suit Againt
Stordock for $50, 900 for criminal libel.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-11-24
Happy Aomoa,

Moorhead has been greatly annoyed by
burglars,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-11-24

Many cases OF measles arc reported ut
Red Wing and other places
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-11-24

Sweet potatoes fried in the juice of
beef is a southern way that has found
great favor in the north.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-11-24

Rev. DR.. Francis l.. alton n to succeed
DR.. MeCosh AZ preeidsnt OF Princeton COL
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-11-24

Nevada butter is much sought after
By Caiifognisns.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-31
sILKs. VELVETs. I'D PLUsHEs.


or AIN SILKS and
f
N.L I'm .
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-31

aH.sutute f0r the vanishing lady" trick
Deem produced at the Egyptian hall
.e4ily 10 B., even more mysterious 10
brought forward under the title of SIC
and is introduced hy Buatier de-
fae nel known hungarian c0uJurer,
inventor Of the vanishing lady trick
uu. 70 de koita makes "a lady mysteri-
appear instead Of vanishing iu sight Of
ta-Hu.e From a lime stretched across
Oh - le holta suspends a light wooleu
I covered with tissue paper. ON this Dee
.tHs Oboe outline of "a silkworm boo ITS cocoon,
afa given word the paper bursts and "a
l .m c.ohu'ar body protuies through
N l.us su.l suspended boly tac performer
..N. ltat chairs, too snail and fragile for
... e Oh suspect them of containing any
i.ls for c0ucealmcnt ot "a human body
b.. Hl.u tle cocoon rests upon the chair the
at once becomes animated, and, slowly
li,eioses the bead and shoulders Of
ID. ko.ta, gracefully attired 20 initiate
learmce " a moth on butterfly. All
"a. dome u fun view OF the audience and
ra strong light The effect is exceed
u.5 pretty London Cor r. Y World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-31
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.


% q pa i
Irtd faslt au % 90
f9uel o
DRESS GOODS
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-31
THE Ess or LOVE.
.. copcs is an ebbing tide

.,.-. nat waucs is an ebbing tide
p. slowly. inch hy inch, and scarce perceived.
'..tn,a, wave that makes brave show to rise,
w. l... ur shore No sudden treason turns
I.ra.et sfomcl loyalty 20 hate.
.. bring WEAKNESS for sweet content.
... nr.s daily sustcuance ~ love,
... .hon.d make a tribute easier paid.
and then withholdcu, starves the
.N r.muassIon or rcmorseful thoughts
ats departed, hiring again
.t tenderness iu seeming food,
Gibbs and Gibbs till an is bare
...rc tae flowing tide shall hrim
l.uI> aud spread dun. tangled weeds
..malf colorcd as thc lights
r'hern heavens and revive
blossoms oi thc rocks. bat thou.
u..ace love hath cbbcd, art ever barrel
Alfred = Church.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-31
.cW Works TABLE o'HoTe.


tI.lfurc Of metropolitan Iifc--A Spice
of Observation-Disclosures
rar. in Sew York city overa hundred
I.'e Well known % men about town.
.t least another hundred of ont of the
.-.li. which have thciI -pccial custom
It low estimate. 100000 persons a
GO these places. They are not the
l,ns all tuc year round. The patrons
lU.tr vary as greatly as lhe guests
Zach place has los habitucs. who
..I q. t.e regular hoardcrs For them
Nair me reserved. and they have
...-- oi % chat after dinner with the
.r the waitolS some of them pay
ne.k Some send in their own wines
.aes are represented nt the tables
N.n and women. from clerks and
to actors md singers. who live
rooms. dine better at tables d hote
boarding HOUSES and cheaper than 40
Cuhmon like % vary their cx
spare their purses by occasion-
without the trouble Of ordering
N.u,ekropors seek q change from
f..r NJ hot roast beef one day. cold
.,f th.u next aud roast beef pie % fol-
spice If Bohemauism about
.'e which most young men nilcot
many families 90 dime out ono
week. t0 give the servants rest.
Cobb. dh0te teaches culinary lessons
..ler.
mo directory Of the tablcsd'hote
difficult Most Of the propriotors
mi to advertise Their advertise
.at draw crowd, and crowd
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-31

Philadelphia and New York Beer. Ale, and
Porter on dmuRht Gihs0us NIX 70 spe
CiaIty- nob u
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-31
- Oneen NatnIIe 100 neIerade.

''" H"''" N"'"''' save" h''s'""e'
Natalie oi oervin, who has separated
'H her husband ON account of domestic
ur has been known as Che most heauii-
woman m 0erFn, While her husband,
l 'Uau. comes near Co ranking as Che
person boz the kingdom. The ill-
i couple were married ON Oct IT,
ai have but One child, the Prince
Alexander, who was born on Aug l4f
Do "ae do consequence Of Der intimate
re "i'h Count huioIph Won kheNen-
'... '.r Austrian minister that belgrade
.. .fel "a year and half ago, when the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-31

D9mtymm Un dime museuml-Whats
lr spe.aity, fuendi
fna.-lm the man who can pass "a door
With the legend Paint on it without
danug 10 with the index finger 10 see if its
dy
Couuiyuan-Goshl How much dye git q
Neekf
Freak thousand dollars, sames all the
ftet-New York Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-31

a curiosity at hotels would be nice pud
onig without raisans VI eggs cooked Ia IT.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-31

Too many foot stools in parlors are respon
able for many trip ups and much suppresse1
profanity
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-05-31
F0URQUREAN, PRICE & CO.
42s East Broad Street and 2O6 North Fifth Street,
RICHMOND. VA.
OUR Spring and SUMMER STOCK Is UNSURPASSED ~ FRESHNESS
ELEGANCE or STYLE EXCELLENCE or QUALITY
AND RE1SONABLENESS IN Prices

the O staples %
{ Oncr the fines lualt y a ~
Als.aun c BE- h
AaaNa .anl MI-n d In I'm lr.n nma n.LL ID.
Orange County observer., 1887-05-07
The London Ezhlbi Ion.

The Journalist SAYS that tie American
Exhibition which is to begin in London
on the md CT May next, will be like
monument il the memory Of every visi-
tor. With reference to its success, there
seems to be no doubt. From the in
ception Of the undertaking. practical
business men have been at the helm. and
notwithstanding the difficulties they
have encountered. the progress made ex-
cceds the most sanguine Of early expec-
ta.ions. Observe what has been &C
complished, and this too without Gov
elnaeat influence or aid
!. Twenty three acres of the mos. &C
cessible pace have been secured in the
lcart Of London
Three OF its great railways pene-
t.ate the grounds. and with n hours
ride c4n bring to the spo. from ten. to
.ae.ve millions OF people.
>. The arrangements for the dispa
~ everything connected with the exhi-
Hci0n will he complete and convenient,
i. experience Of other great affairs Of
,hc kind IN this country and in !.urope,
ruailing the managers to make them
perfect.
j. The collection of art treasures,
models Of architecture, specimens Of az
~.ol tu'al implements, electrical and all
cher kind, OF machinery. our methods
O.. farming, household utensils and de.
.orations, our Vegetable, mineral, and
1anval products-al these and thou
nds Of other OF. ects viii pass in review,
~ DC not ees instructive than remark
abe In brief, the growth Of the
lntrv will be ilu.trated in its differ
nr phases FROM the log cabins OF the
ii necrs t. the palaces Of our American
fs10.es. And when Buffalo Biz aa the
had Of his indians and cowboTs make
is cn,ree before the assembled thou
-tnIs the romance and realty of North
american ci.iization will he written
10 N amoHg tie marycls OF the age.
}Nho can.doubt that sa h an Exhibition
viii be oi surprising interest.
Orange County observer., 1887-05-07
The Naked Truth Revealed.

The New York World, IN speaking OF
the benefits to be derived from adveftls-
ing il home paper, says: :,
Many dealer wLo places 800 ad-
vertisement il his village paper be-
crudges his investment, when 1t IS worth
to him double what he pays for 1t. Al
vertising rates of the city newspaper
would astonish such business men. One
column in the Chicago Tribune eosts the
advertiser $500 per annum- The ~"
York Herald receives for its lowest price
$50. 563, and for its highest price Sta+>
$50. The New York Tribune for> It's
lowest $50, 954, and for the highest $o4,
GAS, and these papers, it Is stated. never
lack for advertisements to fill their col
umns and still there ere lots Of people
who wonder why country newspaper
cannot be furnished to subscribers as low
as the great dailies are sold for.
Orange County observer., 1887-05-07
The Merchant and the Printer.

! printer stood at the desk of busi-
:~.~> man the other day. and noticed him
sing letter and bill heads bought Of an
.a~goru house. Said the printer, who
was a customer, "What would YOU think
# s1e il were to 60 east and buy your
.ur of goods for myself and family"
The mer hant replied: / would think
VA a fool when know you can get the
-s're goods as cheap from me and aid a
fellow citizen" ." When the printer called
his attention to the imported letter and
o'H heads the merchant cou@hed and
sent behind the counter to wait on q
customer, And the same merehRt only
. .eW days before asked the printer 10
.:Ne him free puff about his big stock
n new goods.-Greenville (Icx.) Ner-
adj. -
Orange County observer., 1887-05-07

4hsse, II e1l-ten: in natural quantity, End
unT.tla5ed by hlle, pay t4eir part N the func-
IL rs II digestion AMI asslmlla,ion But the
art.ne.aI acid, res1.tlng from the inability OF
he stomach 70 conv II food reoei we'd by 1t into
,d7,sIl nee, is tie producer OF fatulen and
krars5urn, h ch are the most harrassIng
stInp.om5 Of dyspepsia. The brst carminat We
Is Hos;etters Stomach Bitters Far more effec-
tive ls i ihan carbonate Of soda, magnesia or
o'her ak kslne sails. These invariably weake u
'hg stomach without producing permanent
y neni. No man or woman chronlcauy dyspep-
tie. al consequently nervous can be in poses
son of he full measure Of vigor allowed by
Ia ure. therefore, lnvlgorate and regulate the
system, and BY s. doing protect it from ma
-aria, rheumatism aud other nervous maladies
Judge odgett decides that calling man a
crank is not Ilb- lous
Orange County observer., 1887-05-07
George Growing Great.

Il saw an article in the paper yester-
day remarked Mrs Gabble to Mrs
Vain, her next-door neighbor, stating
that nearly all great men we're bald.
Yes; it is a shame, too. Now, my
poor dear Georges hair is coming out 81
fast, | scarcely think he will have any lett
soon. : scored Mrs. Vain,
Orange County observer., 1887-05-07

Are very uncertain property; for every pay nE
you VT te to Hallett e. Co. Portland. Maine,
Eon VII receive free, fnl particulars about
he new business, and le I'm how some have
made over so in g. sing day at it. on can
II 1e at home and earn fLom s5 10 S25 and up
y hrds per day wherever you are located.
B4th sexes; al ages Capital not required;
Won are ~tarted free. send your address and
ali viii be proved 20 you.
Orange County observer., 1887-05-07
A Rnrgaiu In Corner Lots

Is * hat most men desire bat to keep from fill
tng a grave IL cemetery o. ere Lalt your
th2y, are :.yln b rel. alwa s keep q supply OF
!|s. J. eros "Go.dhn MeGi a. Oi9CoverF' by
y'I, NJ hen tie first symptoms Of c"nsump-
u appear 10 time IL pultJ- \0u:s II
q de- -, tr4'tt en- Of this Inva.. d .t.e uedi
tthr. il c ivs h.a no hing else "AI. Posses
M, /. s. ttn times the V rtCe o. he best
{ .yet OIL, i IS not - l. the cet est hut far
q. e P3easaLte~t 20 take. Il purldes and en-
+ -hca tAe hln q. Stre mt ems lne ystcn1, res
tc'e-, J. mY-es, erupti0ns and other hInora-
Orange County observer., 1887-05-07

How many women there are working to-day
- Eali 10 branches of iudustry-to say moth
.is OF the thou a -ds OF patent housewives
lose I4ves are an unceaslng round Of toll
Who are martyr. 10 those comp ANTS to which
the weaker sex 8 Liable. Tie tasks are ren
Tered Couoly hard and trksone Anu their lives
ei.ort ened. vt hard necessity compels the N
20 keep on. To such DR.. Plerce's "Eavorlte
'frescr ptlon" offers a sure means OF re. lef.
n ali female We aknesses it Is . certain cure
a! druggists.
Orange County observer., 1887-05-07
Earmera.

Send 10 cents to the PRrCKLY ASH BrrrERs
Co, St Louis. Mo, and ct copy Of "THR
HORSE TRAINER" A complete system, teach
ing how 10 break and train horses in a mild
and gentle way, requiri NJ no elaborate appar-
atus, nothing more tnan can be found In any
stable in the country-a rope and strap.
Every one handling horses should have q
Orange County observer., 1887-05-07
He Thanks His Paper.

Mr.. Editor: I was sndnced by reading your
good paper to try DR.. Harters Iron Tonic fol
debility. liver disorder and scrofula, and three
bottle have cured me. Accept my thanks,
Jos, c. Bo.gs.-EI.
Orange County observer., 1887-05-07

July, 1881, wrote Thoz p Gloster, Ho foke,
Mass: N. three da, cured an atscese N my
IN, Il Il St. Jacobs OI.'' Ccto5er =, 1886, 9
says Was entlrely cured CT he terrible euf-
'trjag by it" irice 1.ty cents.
Orange County observer., 1887-05-07
The Public are Cautioned

AEa;n the many worthless initial .ons of Ben
son : Capciue PIasters offered yuuscrupu Gus
druggists. The word "Cdpcine' is our exc u
i've trademark, and any one ~eI InE plaster
with Il similar name IS fraud. Esk for Ben
>oIt'-. and examine careful 10 make sure Z
j. genuine. ~eabury & Johnson, Fharmaceu-
teal Chemists, proprietors, New York.
Orange County observer., 1887-05-07
1t has been shown by experience that

Cover Lay Is one Of the best of lo1a>
. i-r sacep. sheep that are Old AMI out
Of condition Will improve surprisingly
on clover Lay, and sometimes become
quite feshy,
1t seems to be admitted that one can
breed for eggs just as one can breel tor
milk or butter A. egg from good
! layer viii be more likely to p:oluce
good layer than an egg from poor
layer.
An excellent mixture Of hay for al
classes Of sock is onc-tAird clover hay
with timothy and redtop, which IS much
better than either one alone, as the m1X-
turc is more complete in food elem@nt..
1t should be fed with an allowance q
ground grain also.
Some Of the large mutton breois 81
shc.p, such as Oxfords often shear from
twelve to twenty pounds Of wool, and
this fact, with their ability to attain very
h ayy weights, should b. strong in
ducemcnt to farmers to use rams Of NUT
! ton breeds for crossing on the NATIVE
| ewes
Several Correspondents state that dis
ease among swine is checked Jy chance
Of pasture and food. One in DAVIS
county, Ia., say; Hogs are fed on
blue grass until ready for fattcn.n1,
when they arc corn-fed, which probaj>r
is the reason for their exemption from,
disease.
Turkeys are capable Of rapid diecs-
tion, and arc always apparently hungry,
If allowed to forage they can b,s kept ut
very small expense but when kept in
confinement they consume more tha1
hens, When young and growing they
produce q carcass equivalent to the food
consumed.
In trimming a hedge something else
should be considered as we'll as the mat
ter Of cutting off the extra growth \
proper shape should tc given it. There
i, nothing 80 attractive or ornamental rs
4 siapoly, we'll kept hedge, and it adds
value to thS farm.
The Ohio agricultural college states as
! the results Of experiments there in soil
ing cattle that half the number ot
acres will feed the Same amount os
stock and keep them in better condition
Orange County observer., 1887-05-07

Miss He cu Lenor acts as Americas bust
ti.~~ manag"rc9s TOT Mr.. Carte of Tie Savoy
..a"ter. LoNdon She brought over his
"I;'.t1lgore' company, who are giving the
5r~t representations i'll this country OF Gil
= 4 sui .ivan'S latest creation.
Orange County observer., 1887-05-07

4 G. White, Agent, D. &, T. R. r., Zenie,
h', writes: Red Star Cough Cure is a m
.iI.cieut remedy for blonch ii; th first dose
t".loycd me- Price twenty-five cent.
Orange County observer., 1887-05-07

DoUBTFUL.-A man in Middleton told
iii wife he loved her better than>!lls
oAn soul. =. The man has not beenFto
church in five years, and his "ifc1pes
-
Orange County observer., 1887-05-07

.l're = "a machine ont for making finger
80 It mond shaped.
Orange County observer., 1887-05-07
Gold Mines

Sitting on ice' is a theatrical phrase for
house that does not app aud.
Orange County observer., 1887-05-07

g. / IN arl Nj. Pike are members Of the
.iH. n5.t tI~h commits .ssi0n.
Orange County observer., 1887-05-07

.~..- '.r h.s ~ .+re al sor1e + o4ida
.-... F-... s.-.- ~ rg..-esr Ter.
Orange County observer., 1887-05-07

:, cNs.. eaS e>t % =. and cheapest, Piso's
remedy -or Cs-a--l- BY druggists, soc
Orange County observer., 1887-05-07
ork, Work. Work -,

Judge B odgett decides that calling man a
crank IS not llbe.ous
Orange County observer., 1887-05-07
Hoods SarsapariIia

Bold by al druggists 81 six for s. Prepared
by g. L HOOD G CO. a pothecaries. Lowell. Mass.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-09
INSPECTING THE NEW JAIL.

County Commissioners Go ever the
Building Inside and Out.
The County Commissioners had another
special meeting yesterday to consider jail
matters, Contractor Bowe having served an
official notice that he was ready to turn the
building over to the county The board
met at 10 o'clock, and after discussing the
specifications and contract adjourned Go the
Jail building, accompanied by Mr.. Bowe, j.
o. Smith, who is his attorney in charge of
the work, j. r. Saussy, the Countys Solici-
tor, and Capt. j. r. Dillon, Commissioners
Clerk.
The building was inspected from top to
bottom and inside and out. The changes
suggested by the committee of experts and
the architects, with few unimportant ex-
captions, which work Mr.. Bowe promised to
have done, were found to have been made.
The brick work which the experts reported
to be of poor workmanship was found to be
substantial but the commissioners agreed
with them that it was not what it should
be, as it is rough and unfinished.
The opinion of the commissioners, SO far
as could be learned, was that when the con-
tractor has made certain simple alterations
and has replaced couple of broken bath
tubs the building will be accepted. The
commissioners spent the entire morning
at the Jail.
The next question to worry the honorable
board will be the adjustment of the con
tractors accounts. A special meeting will
be held at an early day For the purpose of
definitely deciding all matters regarding the
new Jail. 1t is probable that whatever bal
ance that is due Mr.. Bowe will be turned
into the registry of the City Court, so that
the county will not be involved in any lit
igation arising between the contractor and
those who had sub-contracts under him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-09
THE BAzAR's THIRD NIGHT.
The Hall Crowded and the Manage
ment Happy.


The crowd at the Orphans Bazaar last
night was greater than it has been at any
time since the bazar opened. There was a
crush all the evening and the management
was happy.
The success of the bazar has far exceeded
the expectations Of those who planned 1t
and the interest and attendance are increas-
ing all the time. All the departments are
well patronized. The French restaurant
was so crowded last night that diners had
to wait in order to be waited on. The wine
suppers have become all the rage among
prominent people. France is safe under
the most excellent government of the ladies
who hold the reins and guide its affairs.
At the Italian booth magnificent china
teapot was ratified and won last night by
Mr.. John Nesbett. The booth has few
chances left on handsome piece of bronze
and beautiful hand-painted plaque.
The German booth is doing fine business.
The young ladies are indefatigable in their
efforts to please their patrons. The beauti-
full wrap for which seventy-five chances
were taken was won by Mr.. w. w. Mackall
after an exciting contest with Mr.. John
Screven, Jr.
A charming episode of last evening was
the successful work of young lady and
her escort, who took the part of two
ing an accordion, which was afteward
ratified and won by Mr. j. j. Wilder.
England has the prize for an abundance of
common-sense things. Mrs. Weed, who IS
the spirit and life of the bazar, has announced
that such is it's success that it will continue
on Saturday afternoon and evening.
Scotchmen can hardly fail to visit the
bazar, if for nothing else, to see their ban
ner and meet the mother and lassies who
are devoting themselves to relieve the dis
tressed.
In the American booth the attractions
are the standing bronze lamp and hand
painted plates. A novel arrangement here
is a list of chances on q parrot shoes to be
made to order.
Ireland is by all odds the most popular
booth, and great interest centres in the
rattle of an artistic tea cloth, to be thrown
for tomorrow night. The booth is full of
elegant and useful things. The lunch cloth
and doylieS were won here by Mrs. E. M.
Green.
A shooting gallery has been opened under
the management of Mr. John McLaydin, Jr.
''The Little Maid from School" still fasci-
mates all who approach the japanese booth.
The solid silver egg will be raffled to-mor-
row night, and also the Japanese screens.
Mr.. Geo. Andrew won the hand-painted
and scented pillow, and little Miss Maud
Smith the brass bedstead.
Two cases of wine will be raffled to-mor-
row night.
The Orphans Home will be opened on the
18th inst, and the public are cordially in
vited to visit the building on the afternoon
of the 18th.